PI Dashboard

Overview

The PI Dashboard gives publishers a snapshot of their current Partner Integration (PI) implementation status across institutions and highlights opportunities to convert additional sections to PI. It draws on courseware adoption, licensing, and revenue data from Manage, and helps publishers identify PI growth opportunities and monitor adoption trends.


Key Questions This Dashboard Answers

  • What is my current PI implementation status across institutions, and where are the biggest opportunities to convert additional sections to PI?

  • How does estimated revenue and opt-out rate compare between PI and Non-PI courseware?

  • Which institutions still rely on access codes for Non-PI delivery, and where could PI reduce that dependency?


How to Use This Dashboard

ℹ️ The access filter automatically restricts the dashboard to only the products/companies your Manage account owns, and only shows available values. The dashboard only includes sections with an enrolled student count greater than 0, and only sections that have an adopted courseware (or courseware bundle) item.
  1. Set your filters first — Use the Term filter to scope results to a specific academic term (e.g., Fall-2026). Narrow further with Publisher (Parent), Institution, Access Program, or Institution LTI Integration as needed. This dashboard has a single view, so there are no tabs to navigate — all filters apply dashboard-wide.

  2. Read the tiles — Summary tiles at the top show estimated revenue, opt-out rate, and adoption comparisons between PI and Non-PI courseware. The Courseware Adoption Details table at the bottom gives institution-level detail.

  3. Drill down for detail — Use the Courseware Adoption Details tile to see section-level detail for a specific institution.

💡 Tip: Start with the Institutions with Courseware Adoptions Comparison tile to get a high-level view of PI penetration before drilling into revenue or opt-out tiles.

Filters

Filters apply across the entire dashboard.

Filter Name

Description

Required?

Default Value

Applies To

Term

Standardized term name, based on term start date (ex: Fall-2024, Winter/Spring-2025). For 2-semester reviews, use these combinations: Winter/Spring = Spring; Summer/Fall = Fall.

⚠️ The institution-defined term is not necessarily the same as the standardized term. For example, some schedule names may say "Spring" but appear in the "Winter" or "Summer" term.

No

 

All tiles

Publisher (Parent)

Name of the publisher parent company (Manage company name).

No

 

All tiles

Institution

Name of the institution (Manage company name).

No

 

All tiles

Access Program

Program that an institution offers. Use to narrow to a specific access model.

No

 

All tiles

Institution LTI Integration

LTI Integration type (LTI 1.3 or LTI 1.0/1.1). Applies to any institution currently using an LTI integration, regardless of whether they have PI in place.

No

 

All tiles

 
 
 

Dashboard Tiles

Tiles are numbered top to bottom, left to right.

 

Tile Name

Tab

Visualization Type

Description

1

Estimated Revenue PI Courseware

Main

KPI

Calculated cost of the item to the bookstore multiplied by the number of opt-in students for courses delivered through PI.

2

Institutions with Courseware Adoptions Comparison

Main

Chart

Percent comparison of institutions in PI v. Non-PI v. Partial PI.

3

Opt-Out Rate for PI Courseware

Main

KPI

Percent of students enrolled in sections using PI delivered courseware that opted-out.

4

Estimated Revenue Non-PI Courseware

Main

KPI

Calculated cost of the item to the bookstore multiplied by the number of opt-in students for courses not delivered through PI.

5

Opt-Out Rate for Non-PI Courseware

Main

KPI

Percent of students enrolled in sections using non-PI delivered courseware that opted-out.

6

Sections Comparison

Main

Chart

Percent comparison of sections in PI v. Non-PI.

7

Licenses Comparison

Main

Chart

Percent comparison of licenses in PI v. Non-PI.

8

Access Code Usage (Non-PI)

Main

Chart

Percent of Non-PI courseware sections using Access Codes for delivery vs. sections that do not require Access Codes.

9

Courseware Adoption Details

Main

Table

Data table showing institution-level detail on PI and Non-PI courseware sections.

 
Clickable Tiles: None — all tiles on this dashboard are static (no drill-down links).

Fields & Metrics

All fields used across this dashboard, listed alphabetically.

Field Name

Description

Data Type

Example Value

Access Code Required (Non-PI)

Indicates if access codes are used to deliver content to students. In partial-PI scenarios, some (but not all) Non-PI sections may require access codes — the data will present on two rows for that institution to represent the split.

Text

Yes / No

Estimated Revenue

Calculated cost of the item to the bookstore multiplied by the number of opt-in students.

Number

$12,450

Institution

Name of the institution (Manage company name).

Text

Example University

Institution LTI Integration

Institution-enabled LTI Integration (LTI 1.3 or LTI 1.0/1.1).

Text

LTI 1.3

Licenses (Total)

Count of all licenses.

Number

1,250

Opt Out Rate

Percent of students enrolled in a section that opted out.

%

8%

Publisher

Name of the publisher (Manage company name).

Text

Example Publisher

Sections (Total)

Count of all sections.

Number

340

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why don't the institution totals in PI v. Non-PI add up to 100%?
A: Institutions can have a mix of PI and Non-PI sections in the same term, so the dashboard reports a third "Partial PI" bucket alongside PI and Non-PI.

Q: Why do I see the same institution listed twice under Access Code Required (Non-PI)?
A: When an institution has partial PI enabled, some of its Non-PI sections may require access codes while others don't. The dashboard splits these into two rows to show the code-required vs. non-code-required section counts separately.

 


 

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